Duration: 5 days
Trainer: C1185S
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This course covers all essential legislation for safe practices in the construction, building, and civil engineering industries. It emphasises the importance of risk assessment and effective on-site communication to ensure a safe and efficient workplace.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Manage health and safety on-site in compliance with current legal requirements and their specific role
Understand their responsibilities and legal obligations
Recognise that a well-managed site promotes safety, efficiency, and productivity
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for individuals responsible for planning, organising, monitoring, controlling, and overseeing a workforce.
It is ideal for site managers, supervisors, project managers, and anyone who needs a thorough understanding of site health, safety, and welfare management.
Course Content:
Introduction to health and safety legislation, roles, and responsibilities
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
Overview of relevant construction industry regulations
Employer and employee duties
Safety management systems, policies, planning, and performance measurement
Developing and implementing safe systems of work
Conducting risk assessments and applying prevention principles
Roles and responsibilities of managers, supervisors, and operatives
Contractor management
Effective workplace communication
Confined space safety
Fire prevention measures
Manual handling best practices
Accident reporting and relevant legislation (RIDDOR)
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, candidates will receive a CITB accredited certificate which is valid for five years
Location | Region | Start Date | Days | Price ex. VAT | ||
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Beckton | London, London All Areas, London East, London North, South East |
Mon 19 May 25 This course runs over five consecutive days, start date as indicated. |
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